the bookies seem to like their chances as well.. third favorites to win the league above the likes of chelsea.
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General transfer rumours
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Mayor West
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Who've you got to finish 1st?I said last week on here that I think they will finish 2nd next season.
BringBackSwales
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Top 4 but struggle to see them finishing above the dippers, hope they do though. I think dippers next tough season is the one after next when they probably will need a year off being asthmaticI said last week on here that I think they will finish 2nd next season.
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Liverpool obviously!Who've you got to finish 1st?
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Spurs gonna spurs. 6 points of us and drop 12 against Forest and Fulham.
City by a wide margin.Who've you got to finish 1st?
60m for him but they were reported to be offering 47m for Jesus. I know who I would rather have. We get charged the “City Tax” when we look to purchase a player with no buy-out and it seems that there’s also the “City Discount” that other clubs want when they look to purchase our players.Tottenham are quietly building something in my opinion. Levy is finally opening his purse and they seem to be pursuing quality targets.
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The Dippers aren't going anywhere as sad as it is, they'll be 2ndI said last week on here that I think they will finish 2nd next season.
But think Spurs could easily come 3rd and be a problem in the champions league
Conte is an unreal manager and their recruitment this year (Kulusevski, Bentacur, Romero and letting deadwood like Alli, Lo Ceslo, Ndombele leave) has been really good
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Well if Jesus wants to move and it appears he does he probably needs to at least maintain his current income. Matching what City pay him is probably a big deal for most clubs so that is factored into the overall package. This may mean they need a discount for the deal to make sense. Also we have got good value out of Gabriel for the last five years or so and 47m would probably recoup a lot of what he has cost us. Everton on the otherhand need to squeeze every last penny out of their asset.60m for him but they were reported to be offering 47m for Jesus. I know who I would rather have. We get charged the “City Tax” when we look to purchase a player with no buy-out and it seems that there’s also the “City Discount” that other clubs want when they look to purchase our players.
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Don't think Spurs would have a problem increasing his salary.
He's earning 90 k at the moment.
He's earning 90 k at the moment.